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Published 16:28 17 Mar 2025 GMT
Updated 09:03 18 Mar 2025 GMT

Cheltenham Festival has released tickets for the 2026 edition already - and this is how to get them.
It's been confirmed that the event will return between 10-13 March, including Ladies Day, St Patrick's Thursday and Gold Cup Day.
Although it's nearly a year away, you can secure your tickets early for one of the biggest and best days of the racing calendar before the prices go up.
Racegoers can choose from all events taking place in 2026, with a number of ticket options available from Tattersalls to hospitality.
Plus you can get them at a discount thanks to super early bird prices for day tickets, or you can purchase multi-day tickets for a percentage off the price.
Below you can find out everything you need to know about Cheltenham Festival tickets for 2026.
They're now available to buy exclusively via:
There's standard and hospitality tickets available, with some at a discount following the 2025 edition.
You can find out more about the prices below.
The standard tickets are now available to buy at super early bird prices, plus multi-day tickets for each enclosure are also discounted for a limited time:
These are available to buy now from the Jockey Club.
While hospitality tickets are priced at the following:
To find out more and to get hospitality tickets for Cheltenham Festival 2026 head to the Jockey Club here.
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